Byron Donalds’ strategy of distancing himself from Trump in Florida’s tight governor’s race tests whether avoiding the president’s name can win over voters in a deeply red state.
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Byron Donalds removed mentions of the president from his website and has barely uttered his name – will his ploy prove successful in a tight governor’s race?It took Byron Donalds, addressing a wildly supportive crowd at a rally in Florida’s bluest county, some time to list those he blamed for any “affordability” issues they might be experiencing.Joe Biden, and the radical policies of the Democrats, were at fault, the Republican nominee for Florida governor insisted in his stump speech at Broward county’s Green Glades West ranch, even though neither has wielded power in Washington for almost two years. Continue reading...
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CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott defends the $46 billion Big Bend wall project as non-negotiable despite court-ordered pauses and growing opposition.
French and Italian parents may face financial penalties if their children engage in vandalism or looting during student protests.
Denmark's ban on mink farming marks a significant policy reversal for the country, which was once the world's leading producer of mink pelts.